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UK: BSI proposes new data protection standard

Posted on January 8, 2009 by Dissent

Phil Muncaster reports:

Standards body BSI British Standards has invited the public to submit their comments on a new draft standard designed to help firms comply with the Data Protection Act.

The DPC BS 10012, which was devised by a group of experts from academia, government and industry, applies to any organisation which holds the personal information of living individuals.

The standard is expected to be published in June this year and once in place will help organisations put in place a framework to help manage personal information in compliance with the Data Protection Act, according to BSI.

Read more in Computing.co.uk

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